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The title Earl of Chester, is borne since the late 14th Century by the Prince of Wales, hence the use of the Prince of Wales's Coronet and Feathers Badge. | |||
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CHESHIRE (EARL OF CHESTER'S) YEOMANRY, BRITISH ARMY
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Official blazon
Origin/meaning
The title Earl of Chester, is borne since the late 14th Century by the Prince of Wales, hence the use of the Prince of Wales's Coronet and Feathers Badge.
Literature: Image from Defence Brand Portal Ministry of Defence